The state-owned insurance company will pay 605.6 million KGS in dividends to the state

The state-owned insurance company will allocate 100% of its net profit for 2025—605.6 million KGS—to pay dividends to its sole shareholder, the state.

This decision was made at the annual shareholders’ meeting on April 27. The funds must be transferred no later than August 11, 2026.

In effect, all of the insurer’s earned profits will be transferred to the budget in the form of dividends.

At the same time, shareholders approved the company’s budget for 2026, as well as expenses for internal audit, the Sharia Council, and other corporate items.

Thus, the budget for the internal auditor was approved at 1.83 million KGS, expenses for the Sharia Council at 3.87 million KGS, and the services of the independent auditor, A. Audit Profit LLC, will cost the company 390,000 KGS.

In addition, the balance of the Settlement Fund in the amount of 11 million KGS has been retained for 2026.

At the same time, the shareholders extended the management board’s term of office for up to three years. Chairman of the Board Eldiyar Kaldarbekov retained his position, as did Vice Chairmen Salavat Sadyrakunov, Zakir Aidraliev, and Baktygul Abdyzhaliev.